Invasive plant and weed control in Pennsylvania.
Right-of-Way Vegetation Management
Electric Utility Right-of-Way
Working year round to keep the power on.
Invasive Weed Control
Pennsylvania licensed appplicators.
Invasive Encroachment Along Water Ways
Licensed to work near watercourses.
Invasive Weed Control
Experienced Invasive Weed Control Specialists
Foreign plant species, such as Mile-a-Minute, Japanese Knotweed and Barberry, Ailanthus, and Oriental Bittersweet, among others, are displacing native species. Our work with watershed associations, PA Game Commission, DCNR Bureau of Forestry and Parks, and the National Park Service has effectively controlled monocultures in forested areas and along roadsides and watercourses where invasives were choking out plant species native to Pennsylvania.
How to identify invasive plants
These photos are from the website invasive.org where detailed descriptions of each invader are listed along with more photos to help you identify problem plants. This photo (right) of Ailanthus or Tree of Heaven was taken by Chuck Bargeron. Below is Japanese Barberry in autumn leaf and fruit (photo by Chris Evans). The banner photo above shows a small stream overtaken by Japanese Knotweed (photo by Tanya Meyer).
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Your satisfaction is our priority. We provide a quality service designed to safely meet the needs of your unique situation. We begin with a site review to identify target species. Together we create a plan to accomplish your goals.